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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1936

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County Snowbound Yet Again With Blocked Roads and School Closings

Snow continued to fall at about half an inch per hour with a northeast wind driving drifts as 44 plows worked to clear east west routes. East-west highways faced the toughest conditions while main roads cleared by noon. many schools closed or sent students home as conditions persisted and efforts to reach provisions for the weekend continued.

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Winter Storm Causes School Closures and Traffic Delays

Capitol residents faced heavy snow burying streets and power lines as a major storm halted travel. The Senate recessed until Monday while public schools closed at noon and parents kept children home. Temperatures hovered near freezing with gusty winds and drifting snow complicating road conditions and public transit. George Oden sustained a fractured arm after a fall, treated at Frederick City Hospital.

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Don't Pile Snow In Your Gutter

Residents are asked to refrain from the side removal of snow in gutters and nearby areas to prevent blockages and damage to property and utilities. Authorities urge compliance for safety and access reasons.

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Roosevelt faces uncertain path for new tax bill

A muddled Senate hearing outlined a tentative tax bill with funding shifts and a realignment of money across agencies. Roosevelt signaled no net increase in relief spending for the current fiscal year, while Congress weighs delayed action and potential spending changes amid ongoing fiscal debates.

Sena Roases Acton Roosevelt

Think Oil Embargo Could Be Effective

The article reports that the League apparently agreed an oil embargo could be effective. It notes Mazala bombed Addis Ababa and references the Ethiopian government announcing actions tied to Italian aims at destruction. The piece reflects early World War II era diplomacy and conflict events.

League Mazala Addis Ababa expressea acies italiana doc

Bank official resigns. Frank Younk accepts new post

Frank Younk of Mr S National Bank accepts a position elsewhere. In Hagerstein, an employee resigns from the bank’s receivership staff and joins the Hoffman Chevrote sales unit in the city.

Frank Younk Mr S National Bank Hagerstein sears bank

New Cold Wave From Canada Affects U S Storms

A strong cold front sweeps into the United States from Canada bringing a midwinter thaw backlog in the west and heavy precipitation in the south. The system pushes temperatures down to dangerous levels and prompts flood fears as storms move east from the plain states toward the Carolinas.

Farmers Drill To Free Fox Terrier from Prison

A fragmented report describes farmers using a drill to free a fox terrier held in a confined space. Details are unclear and some terms appear garbled.

Fox Terrier

Stand Says Answering Nice Stand Says Answering Nice

Fragmented OCR text mentions an official facing threats, a federation director weighing action, and references to a police commissioner and a 1934 camp statement. The readable fragments are unclear about names, dates, places, or concrete events.

Harry Mainland Federation of You dhe Rara aseriian Hatz Baltimore

Luxembourg Guns Ban Sparks Geographical Debate

Ambiguous text discusses a ban on guns within Luxembourg and related geographical limits. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable. details are fragmented and cannot be reliably interpreted.

LUXEMBOURG

Fess Threatens to Take a Walk in Political Turmoil

Washington dispatch reports speculation on Samuel D. Fess and other Republican figures amid intra party tension over leadership roles and the New Deal era shifts. The piece hints at V. Norris and Jam es A. Farley sparring over Postmaster General duties and party strategy.

Washington Simeon D. Fess Ole snator Republian yoy nis pa Norri Ranesell Jamies A. Farley Ada

Armed Convicts Walk Out Of Pen Feat. 7

Four armed inmates staged a bold exit from the penitentiary facility as guards failed to stop the breach. Reports say the fugitives fled toward the city outskirts, prompting a search by state police and local squads.

Canada dominates Olympic events in sweeping performance

The report notes Canada achieving a dominant Olympic showing with multiple top finishes in ski jumping and ski racing events. It highlights strong performances by notable athletes as Norway and Germany also posted solid results, while Canada secures several podiums across the competition.

Processing Tax Return Repairs Damage In Part

A damaged OCR passage discusses widespread disruption to farm processors if the AAA tax burden rises. Frederick Gonnig Prosinets Inc President D Dutrow warns the Supreme Court ruling worsens costs, threatens jobs, and raises prices for pork packers and consumers amid crop and supply pressures.

Dutrow Frederick Gonnig Prosinets, Inc iniall AAA

Winter Storm Lashes Eastern Shore with Record Rain

A fierce coastal storm dumps six to eighteen inches of precipitation across the Eastern Shore. High winds and severe rainfall threaten local communities, infrastructure, and travel as officials monitor flooding risks. Residents brace for continuing squalls and power outages.

Snow Plows Pressed Into Service Again

Schools in nearby counties were closed as a blizzard blanketed the region. Snow plows moved to clear main highways and keep transit routes open, while authorities urged caution and central districts faced continued heavy snowfall.

Frederick County Apples Sold for Relief Distribution

A brief item notes Frederick County units purchasing 500 bushels of apples for surplus relief rolls. State commodity board and local officials discuss distribution to needy populations as part of ongoing relief efforts.

Frederick crick Commodity Board of State

Profit Taking Ts Barrier To Progress

Profits faced headwinds as traders cited profit taking among traders as the main obstacle to progress. Market activity cooled amid reassessments and cautious stance by investors across key sectors.

Safety Driver Promoted With One Asterisk Member

A marginally legible note reports a safety driver promotion involving a named member ending with a stray asterisk and the garbled phrase seven eight. No clear details available.

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